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What's a good basic programming language to learn?

for a 12 year old who wants to learn the basics of programming?

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prdpkol
23 March 2011
A good place to start would be using visual basic on excel spreadsheets.
jon.ellis
23 March 2011
Another option would be C# .Net. Microsoft have resources designed just for kids.
jon.ellis
23 March 2011
try this, it is very interesting and fun :) http://htmldog.com/guides/htmlbeginner/
james
22 April 2011
you can make a simple text website in about an hour, and then when you think you have cracked that, try the css beginner's tutorial :)
james
22 April 2011
Better to start with Web development which is very easy to grasp and fun learning. He/She can start with freecodecamp.com which is very good to start learning web development.
ankit1703
15 June 2019
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